In Line Canine

06/28/2017

This would be fun to teach!

06/27/2017

Getting back into the groove of things! Cant wait to work with both sweet fur babies again! Here is my summer special for Oahu! New blog posts and videos to come🐾

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06/16/2017

A good article on socializing.
Socializing is all about getting your puppy used to, and liking, what he will be exposed to through out his life.

http://www.prouddogmom.com/socialize-new-puppy/

What your dog learns as a young pup will stick with him for the rest of his life. See 7 ways you can socialize your puppy, setting him up for a happy life!

04/23/2017

Woohoo!
I just put up my Group Class Schedule, Go check it out!
I would love to see you guys in my classes and watch your dogs' transform. Remember I also have free pack walks on Saturday!

04/19/2017

My friends Golden Retriever, Molly, just had her puppies. What a precious moment to be apart of. Can't wait to show you more!

04/19/2017

😂 Real life goals

04/18/2017

Excited to start my free pack walks in Oahu! Visit Inlinecanine.com for more info :)

04/16/2017

This would be my bag...

04/05/2017

Hope this brings a smile to your face!

03/12/2017

Check it out!

Edited by Ken Ramirez The days of using a rolled-up newspaper to punish a potty mistake are long gone. Modern dog training relies on the thoughtful application

03/09/2017

Hi guys :)

I just wanted to share my thoughts for the day. I talked to a client the other day and she had a training plan written out and it started off well, but she had hit some road bumps and couldn't reach her goals. When I herd her plan I instantly saw what was wrong. She needed to implement a little but of management, discipline, patients, and redirect. Lets call her dog Rover so the post is easy to follow.

The problem:
Rover loves to greet people and jump up on them!

Her solution:
Ask for a sit stay and give Rover treats for staying in a sit stay

Her problem:
Rover would only stay in a sit stay for as long as SHE wanted to.
After a few treats she would get up and greet the visitor.

Does anyone else have this problem? ;P

My Advice:
Rover wants to greet the visitor more than she wants the treats. Dogs are smart! Rover knows that she can sit for a minute, get some treats, AND greet the guest. Its a win win! What needs to happen is a little management first. Use a leash when guests will be over (or baby gates) to stop the reward of getting to the visitor. Next, a little discipline. I told my client to watch Rover's butt because this is the first body part that Rover will move when getting out of a sit position. After my client told Rover to sit and stay, she would watch her butt. The moment her butt started to move off the floor I told her to say no and repeat the sit stay command. You can body block if you need to. So now we have the redirect. You should not 'punish' your dog without telling him what you DO want him to do. After a good sit stay and some treats, you can choose to let your dog say hi to the guests. Now Rover has two rewards for doing the correct behavior :)

Do you have a similar issue? Comment below with the methods you have tried to stop a jumping dog. Did it work?
Remember, I am always here to answer questions!

Happy training!